Specialised civil engineering and excavation support

Well anchored – professionally secured

• Whenever loose stone or rock threatens to break away, we can guarantee its stability again and prevent hazards for people and the environment.
• Anchors are used to transfer forces deep into the ground or rock, enabling the outer layers of stone to be secured.
• The areas of application are diverse and range from excavation support through slope and rock stabilisation and on to the anchoring of foundations.
   

Excavation support – everything is possible

Wherever there is inadequate space for expansive embankments, construction pits must be comprehensively and professionally secured.

Sprayed concrete – working under high pressure

• Whether used for securing slopes, rock or excavation support, sprayed concrete is accelerated at high pressure onto the application surface. Compacted in this way, the treated surface is extremely durable and resistant to mechanical influences.
   
• The sprayed concrete, or sprayed mortar, is well worked and applied in layers, and can also be additionally reinforced with steel mats if required.

Securing rock – Hazard identified and averted

• Changing climatic conditions and mechanical influences often lead to instability in rock formations. The resultant slides can cause lasting damage to nature and the environment.
   
• Often our work is preceded by expert geological assessments, which clarify the static requirements. Our range of services stretches from blasting, the removal and clearing away of loose rock though to the securing and sealing of the rock surface.
   
• The manufacturing of rockfall protection nets is likewise a frequently requested measure.

Small-bore pilings – a firm hold for walls and much more

• Alongside the technical equipment, setting small-bore pilings also requires in-depth geological knowledge as a pile can only hold as well as the ground layer permits.
   
• Deep drilling for the extraction of geothermal heat is likewise part of our range of services.

Avalanche protection structures – Safety for people and the environmen

• The increasing populations in many valleys of Austria and other alpine countries necessitates comprehensive avalanche barriers.
   
• Depending on the wind conditions, the distribution of the snow is a factor that should not be underestimated in the occurrence of avalanches.
   
• Drift structures such as snow fences prevent the wind-driven snow from drifting into areas that are at risk of avalanches developing.